"We Interrupt This Broadcast" offers a behind-the-scenes look at the news coverage, funeral, and intrigue surrounding the death of Princess Diana. The podcast, based on Joe Garner's New York Times Bestselling book of the same name, celebrates the crucial role broadcast journalism has played throughout our nation's history. Hosted by legendary broadcaster Bill Kurtis and narrated by NBC's Brian Williams, each episode presents an in-depth look into the reporting of, and reaction to, events that have since become benchmarks in history.

Over the weekend, the president of the European Commission announced that fully vaccinated Americans will be able to travel to the 27 EU member states this summer, spurring excitement among U.S. travelers eager to visit the Continent. This enthusiasm comes as no surprise as the following countries are among the top 10 places luxury travel agency network Virtuoso is seeing summer hotel bookings: Italy, France, Greece, Spain, and Ireland. While a timeline isn’t yet clear, travelers can continue to dream and even begin to plan. Here are even more reasons to visit your favorite European destinations.

Trying to find exciting activities to partake in while quarantined is tough. One can only maintain a creative streak for so long, and sometimes you just feel like you need to get out of the house. Take a virtual vacation as you say "Oui!" to this tour of the works in some of Paris's most prized art museums.

Paris Fashion Week AW 2020 had a different feel than previous upbeat fashion weeks. With the worldwide pandemic of COVID-19, people were a bit on edge when they should be enjoying beautiful clothing! During this hard time, we must stick together and unite to fight this horrible virus.

The saying “shop ’til you drop” is now a thing of the past thanks to these new designer department store restaurants! Here, you can get a quick pick me up and be ready for more shopping after a cocktail or two.

Looking for the perfect destination to ring in the New Year? Check out VIE’s top ten places to spend New Year’s Eve.

They say a bad day in Paris is better than a good day anywhere else, especially if you’re staying at the Ritz Paris hotel, which is now possible as they’ve reopened the doors for business!